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by 7speter 1y ago
The thing about being an “AI mess fixer” will be that you’ll still need experience that fuels the creativity to solve problems generated by the AI.
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by 7speter 1y ago
Poor people live in the parts of cities you avoid until your rent gets expensive, too.
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by 7speter 1y ago
Thank you for saying this. My household is smack dab in the middle of a food dessert. We have a 25 year old car we got 10 years ago for $2000, and we use it primarily to go to the nice supermarket because you can get fresh, non moldy food a
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by 7speter 1y ago
Yes, the US can spend away their troubles, as long as it maintains treaties it signed on to, can, at least, to some degree, demonstrate some maintenance of its debt, and doesn’t alienate its trade parters, much less the whole world. If you
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by 7speter 2y ago
Was proud I planned out buying a couple of pounds of cheddar from the supermarket and keeping it in our spare fridge for a year and had aged cheddar for Thanksgiving baked mac and cheese last November.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Have you tried using the subway during rush hour to get home in NYC? If you’re going in the same general direction as everyone else, it was already packed long before congestion pricing. The MTA is 50 billion+ in debt, and it will cost bill
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by 7speter 2y ago
Have you paid for dining in Manhattan lately? The people who can afford dining in Manhattan and the people who want street parking for their 100k SUV are different sides of the same cohort, generally.
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by 7speter 2y ago
He left said board about 6 months ago after having a falling out with the previous CEO, so…
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by 7speter 2y ago
And now things are kind of going full circle, because part of the reason why Mozilla/Firefox increased their scope was to create services that would capture marketshare from a specific audience; which seems to be those who care about t
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by 7speter 2y ago
I’m not making neuroscience visualizations. I’m working with rather line graphs and would like to animate based on ~10000 points. I’m looking to convert these visuals to video for youtube, in hd and at 60fps using the HEVC/h.265 codec.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Well the article talks about this. Ai monitors the machinery in the restaurant and warns when something is about to fail. The first thing I thought of was the ai minimizing mcflurry machine downtime.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Peer review will still involve human experts, though?
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by 7speter 2y ago
I’ve been following the progress Intel Arc support in Pytorch is making, at least in Linux, and it seems like if things stay on track, we may see the first version of pytorch with full Xe/Arc support by around June. I think I’m just go
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by 7speter 2y ago
Neither the rule of law nor following through on contracts and other obligations are imaginary
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by 7speter 2y ago
It supports AMD cpus because, if I understand correctly, AMD licenses x86 from Intel, so it shares the same bits needed to run openVINO as Intel’s cpus. Go look at CPUs benchmarks on Phoronix; AMD Ryzen cpus regularly trounce Intel cpus usi
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by 7speter 2y ago
To further drive home what actually happened with FDR, his policy proposals were repeatedly taken to the Supreme Court and a lot were struck down. It took the SCOTUS to realize that they would soon face a legitimacy crisis if they continued
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by 7speter 2y ago
Pitchforks effectiveness comes into question when the rich has a sophisticated surveillance system backed by ai.
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by 7speter 2y ago
The whole reason why Biden can be described as “timid” regarding executive power usage was the possibility that Trump would become President again. …And here we are
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by 7speter 2y ago
At the very least, a public comment period would seem to suffice.
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by 7speter 2y ago
This is a great suggestion and all, but don’t you need a frontend/pipeline to run data through these models?
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by 7speter 2y ago
It might also work with AMD CPUs too
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by 7speter 2y ago
You're forgetting the featured multi hundred/thousand dollar unitasker every video, or maybe thats in his more recent stuff.
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by 7speter 2y ago
This was probably drawn up as an option, but is everyone here gonna ignore that theres a new administration in the whitehouse and Intels previous CEO (who, at least publicly, was very optimistic that Intel could pull a turnaround all on its
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by 7speter 2y ago
I just don't think the 5090 is for gamers; it's for hobbyist AI people who want to buy multiple to run high parameter LLMs. Fake frames are irrelevant to this crowd, even if they take one of their 5090s aside to game once in a whi
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by 7speter 2y ago
I took a Tesla cab (the crossover SUV). I don't see how you can describe the interior as anything remotely utilitarian (even the Windows start menu is, even if you don't like Windows); the thing was barren other than the tablet fo
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by 7speter 2y ago
From what I understand, if they are over 30 and have less than 20/20 vision, they aren’t qualified.
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by 7speter 2y ago
POPos has a nvidia iso? I haven’t used it but did things go awry for you using that?
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by 7speter 2y ago
I don’t think the mi60 has reached deprecated status yet (the last time I look at prices for the mi50 and mi60, the mi60 was something like 3x expensive, and I think thats because its still officially supported), but I’ll check this all out
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by 7speter 2y ago
Meta and Microsoft buys hundreds of thousands of Nvidia accelerators a year, and are a big reason why everyone else has to compete for nvidia units.
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by 7speter 2y ago
You can use ROCM on consumer radeon as long as you pay more than 400 dollars for one of their gpus. Meanwhile, you can run stable diffusion with the -lowvram flag on a 3050 6gb that goes for 180 dollars

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